
Abstract
Austrian-born Jean-Charles Krafft (1764-1833) is remembered for his detailed documentation of “the most elegant” French neoclassical
buildings. Krafft verified particulars through correspondence with architects and on-site drawings. Each building is shown
to scale in elevation, plan and section. Annotations give architect and building name, location, date, and room functions.
Collection Information
- Title:
- Plans, coupes, elevations des plus belles maisons et des hotels construits à Paris et dans les environs (vol. 1).
- Parallel Title:
- Grundrisse, durchschnitte und aufrisse der schoenstern in Paris und der umliegenden gegend befindlichen haeuser und pallaeste.
- Parallel Title:
- Plans, forms, elevations of the most remarkable houses and hotels erected in Paris and its environs.
- Author:
- Krafft, J. Ch. (Jean-Charles), 1764-1833.
- Author:
- Ransonnette, Pierre Nicolas, 1745-1810.
- Publication / Origin:
- Paris : The editors, [1801-1803?]
- Size:
- 46 p. : front., 120 pl. (incl. plans) ; 55 cm.
- Language of material:
- French, German, English
- Subjects:
- Architecture, Domestic — France — Paris.
- Notes:
- French, German, and English in parallel columns.
- Issued in 20 parts.
- Location:
- Princeton University Library. Marquand Library (SAX): Rare Books.
Oversize NA7348.P3 K73e.
- Usage rights:
- Restrictions on access.
- Use and reproduction.